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The National Commission on Civic Education (NCCE) has charged Ghanaians to amplify women voices and perspectives on the decision-making front.
In a press release to mark International Women’s day, NCCE stated that although many strides have been made to ensure equality among all sexes, there are still issues facing women in the country that deter their success.
“As women continue to suffer from dangerous, discriminatory practices including female genital mutilation, the lynching and banishment of suspected witches, and inhumane widowhood rites, which are detrimental to the survival of women in Ghana, we all must “Choose to Challenge” the status quo.”